The museum has a great collection of items relating to the area, especially Springdale. The out…read morebuildings were the kids favorites to explore.

Stopped by last week with friends while visiting the area from out of town/state and was pleasantly…read moresurprised at the size of the facility and the number of great exhibits! The woman at the counter greeted us warmly and was extremely informative and helpful. What I initially thought might take 15 minutes to walk through, took at least 2 hours before we even went outside to look at the buildings on the property. There are also many fun interactive exhibits for children. I highly recommend visiting this local museum of the Ozarks and putting in a donation in the donation box so they can continue the great upkeep of the museum.

My daughters and I absolutely adored the Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, AR on July 24, 2025…read more The nice young man who greeted us allowed us to bring our dog inside since it was so hot and I wasn't all that comfortable leaving her in my Jeep even if it was on and air-conditioned and the whole back area behind the back seats was dedicated solely to her. Admission was $2 per person. I was given a free commemorative coin. I also picked up a couple of magnets. It was tempting to purchase a BB gun, but we already didn't have much room traveling. This museum was on the small side, but had high ceilings. Everything was very well-displayed. Some in glass cases. My first ever gun was a Daisy BB gun. I thought I was top stuff too with it. There was an audio tour, but I didn't partake with my dog in tow and my daughters asking a thousand questions along the way. Lol. You can't miss this charming place with the 25-foot tall "World's Largest Daisy BB Gun" standing upright near the exit! Bucket list place for history and gun lovers.

This is a great little museum. It was pretty neat to see the progression of airguns and learn their…read morehistory through the audio tour. It's $2 per person to tour and there is a gift shop. We only had an hour but I could see it taking 2ish hours to go through with the audio tour. Also, check out the restroom if you need to use it. I recommend this if you need something to do for a couple hours, especially on an inclement weather day.

As of December 2018, there is an additional, newly updated building across the street making the…read morecity's museum much larger and more thorough. Especially enjoyed the new exhibits on Monte Ne, famous Arkansans, and other history of the area.

It's a great free museum to go to. My 9yr old loves it. They have a nice selection for the kids to…read moreplay with old toys and they change a section every few months so you will have something new to look at if you have been there before

What a great place to spend some time for free in NW Arkansas and right on the U of A campus! The…read moregirl behind the counter was super friendly and knowledgeable! There is a small gift shop in the front and also a donation box making this a free museum. The house is small but is packed with photos, books, magazines, articles, etc. There are life size cardboard stand ups of Bill and Hillary you can have your picture taken with. It's fun to tour the home at your own pace. No one to rush you through it. The only downside was parking. The driveway is steep and the side parking area was gravel. Backing up I hit the curb because the gravel wasn't high enough to pave the way out. Other than that, if you have an hour and don't know what to do, take a tour of Bill and Hillary's house! Regardless of political affiliation, you'll have a good time!

I absolutely enjoyed my time at the Clinton House Museum. It's small enough to just enjoy for…read moreabout 30 minutes if you are interested in listening to the guide. I walked into the living room admiring the cute, humble home the Clinton's grew up in. Standing in the room where both Bill and Clinton married felt so surreal. Then as you walk throughout the house, you see how quaint the entire place is. So happy that the owners who bought the house after the Clinton's donated it to preserve it as a historical landmark. I also really loved the First Ladies garden that they have in the backyard. It has a lot of the First Ladies and their favorite flowers honoring those who have helped their husbands become great leaders for the U.S. Highly recommend checking it out if anyone is in Fayetteville. A bit aways from Bentonville, but worth going down if you are visiting Arkansas for a meeting with Wal-Mart.

Had fun! Free guided and self guided tours. The grounds are beautiful. I really enjoyed my time.read more

It is a beautiful 1800 house for sharing the History in the USA. Mr. Peel was a prominent Attorney…read morewho fight Ed for Natives Indians. The collection is not totally original, however, everything is from the same time of the period. The new owner got some objects from directly of the family had in the house. It is free!!!! Should you go!

Wasn't open when we went by even though the hours of operation showed it to be open. We planned our…read moremorning around it.

My grandson is almost two and he loved this place! It was so fun to watch him be free to play with…read moreso many creative places. It is a place we will definitely go back!!

I never knew this building was even here. It was very interesting and lots of information on how…read morethis lil Italian town was founded. It has lots of old pics from the old timers who still have family here. Very interesting museum!!!! It has ample parking lot. No charge to visit.

I have shopped in this place before. I talked to the owner on the occasions I went in there, and…read moregathered that he and I were about the same age, and we're into the same things. After bringing a few comic books to the counter, I tried to strike up a conversation with him. He became upset for no reason and I swear he started saying "Oh, everything I know is wrong huh? Well I know that Jesus is king, and this world is temporary." He kept mumbling while trimming comic book bags with some scissors, and when he would go to set them on the counter, he would slam them down. He started talking loudly again, and I swear he ranted about the state of the world, public schools, conspiracy theories, and all kinds of crazy things I don't even want to get into. And this went on for twenty minutes, occasionally broken up by him announcing that he was a former history teacher, and smarter than everyone else. After awhile my daughter tugged on my sleeve and said she wanted to leave. I tried asking the owner to complete my sale, and I swear he talked over me, as if we were arguing. I don't know what this man's deal was, but I highly suggest that if you want to buy comics, get them online. If you compare online prices to his, you'll see he is overcharging. Seriously, do your research before buying from this guy.

From the owner: We are a fantastic place for comic book, superhero and toy enthusiasts to explore and shop! Please…read morecheck out our amazing comic book/toy museum and shop in our retail store.